Contact Us

Got a question about the TSC advert, or did you spot something on this site that looks wrong? The fastest way to reach us and other teachers following this recruitment round is through the community reports and discussions on this site. Post your question there, and keep an eye on the replies — teachers in different counties often answer faster than we can, because they are working through the same forms on the same portal.

What the community can help with

Ask about the application steps on Teachers Online, the county and sub-county vacancy lists, the documents shortlisted candidates need, and the errors that delay an application. If you hit a portal problem, say what the screen showed and which step you were on. Clear details get clear answers.

Please keep personal documents out of public posts. Never share your ID number, TSC number, phone number or certificate scans in a discussion. A question about the process never needs your private details attached to it.

What we cannot do

We are not TSC and we have no desk inside any TSC office. We cannot submit an application for you, change details on a form you already sent, check your personal shortlist status, or speed up a county process. Only the Teachers Service Commission can do those things, through its official channels at tsc.go.ke and the Teachers Online portal at teachersonline.tsc.go.ke. If your issue is with your own TSC record, go to the official site or your TSC county office.

Reporting wrong information

Dates and numbers matter in a recruitment round. If a deadline, a post count or a requirement on this site does not match the official advert on tsc.go.ke, raise it in the discussions and point to the official page. We check every report against the source and fix mistakes openly. The deadline for this round is midnight on Monday 23 November 2026, and we would rather correct a detail twice than leave one teacher misled.

A note on fraud reports

If someone has asked you for money to secure one of the 7,720 replacement posts, say so in the community discussions without naming your own private details. Applying is free, and warning other teachers in your county can stop the same trick from working twice.